Arts & Crafts

Pour wet concrete into burlap-lined bundt pans and 1 pantry staple, and neighbors keep asking where you bought this

Georgia Lynn

Lady paints shapes over gray concrete on her patio. The result looks so expensive

Georgia Lynn

Gardening

August is perfect for multiplying plants. Here are the top 10 easy cutting candidates

Holly Owens

Gardening

My nana showed me this trick to stop weeds from popping up in 2 mins with almost 0 work. Here’s how it works

Jessica Jacobs

Lady mounts dark numbers over milky panel on fence. This front yard transformation is unreal

Morgan Reed

Lady lays wooden boards over gray blocks on her patio. Everyone asks where she bought it

McKayla Davis

Lady embeds tall glass cylinders through smooth stones in her garden. The backyard has never looked better

Holly Owens

Arts & Crafts

Slice up a pool noodle and tuck in LED lights. Your backyard will glow brighter than ever!

Morgan Reed

Most people toss old wooden picture frames... huge mistake. Tie 4 together at the corners and it actually turns out beautiful.

Holly Owens

Lady lays rustic wood planks over thin metal legs on her porch. Everyone asks where she bought it

Georgia Lynn

Lady lines tall copper lanterns along stones in her garden. This totally transformed the front yard

Georgia Lynn

Lady stacks gray stone panels around metal ring in her backyard. The result looks so expensive

Morgan Reed

Pack thick cement over inverted plastic kitchen colanders leaving the drainage holes open. The finished piece looks store-bought.

Holly Owens

Press a decorative rubber welcome mat into wet cement slabs on the driveway. This upgraded the whole garden in a weekend.

McKayla Davis

Fill plastic sandcastle building buckets with wet cement. This costs almost nothing to make.

Holly Owens

Pour wet cement between a large and small plastic laundry basket. Neighbors ask where she bought them.

Georgia Lynn

Press woven plastic placemats into wet cement poured in shallow cardboard boxes. The texture looks like carved stone.

Georgia Lynn

Arts & Crafts

Woman glues a bunch of flip flops onto a board. This might be the cheeriest front porch idea yet!

Georgia Lynn